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Emirates Team New Zealand - on board the AC40 - the 360 experience

by Richard Gladwell 31 Jan 03:46 GMT 31 January 2023
Passing through a swell - Emirates Team New Zealand's AC40-3 - Hauraki Gulf - January 25, 2023 © Adam Mustill / America's Cup

Join the crew aboard Emirates Team NZ's AC40 on this just-released 360 degree video

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